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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
JUSTICE MIILERs
What Il Has to Say abou, tho Case of tho
AnarchIsia.

Anarchists.
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept 20.-Justice
Samuel f. Miller of the United States
Supreme court to whom 1t is Iumored the
condemned anarchists propose to present
their case, was overtaken by reporter
today Just as the jurist was climbing
mo g 'Dus, on his way 20 the train for
Keokuk.
HSlch case" said he, sis usually
taken before tn. justice Of the district
In this case Justice Harlan should be
seen. He is not in Chicago now, bit in
Washington, where ne will Ee fCr some
time. II is rare that cases of s criminal
nature comes before the Supreme court,
and when they do they are usually casea
where 8 violation CT Goverumen; ,31.io4
are charged. Il is very rare indeed, re
the Supreme court ever touches 4bir
decided by State court. TIE amaze
to get their case before the Supr, 60.
court must prove that the constitutional
rights of the prisoners or the federal laws
were broken in the trial.
DO you thiIk they were?"
al don't know. can't say"
would the fact thst it IS e case OF
pstialaI importance maxi any difference
IL z ting il 5ef07 the Supreme Court?''
"NJ; mt Is = ~ -ase Of national i'm
p0rtcnce?"
"Yes; il this city inc case has attract-
"a wonderful attention"
hNOs az I'll Worderiul, sir; I consider
the case the INST important tried fO-
years. These fellows seem to have made
Chicago their headquarters; they have
more friends here than anywhere else IN
the country" AZ this point the bus
bumped up agGiast the platform Ct the
depot, the Justice grabbed bis cane and
ssrChels and fed. He goes from Keokuk
to s.. Louis, whore he IS to Eold court,
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RECEIVES AN APPOINTMENT,
gland.
AN INFURIATED MOB.

LONDON, Sept. l9.-Neither Gent nor
Hutchins who were advertised to run s
120 yard foot race st Lille Bridge to-day
for the championship of the world eud
eco appeared On tie tracks st all
Thousands OF spectators had assembled
and paid to witness TIE announced con-
test; when the crowd were made aware
of the situation they were dis
gusted and soon took revenge
in riot. They attacked the fences
and buildings On the grounds and burned
several Of the latter to the ground. The
mob partly demolished two grand stands,
the dancing pavilion and the assembly
hall, and set FIRE 10 the debris they col
lected, forming six large fires. They
then set fire to the railing along the rail-
way, and nearly set fire to the Brompton
station. They next raided the liquor
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Canada.
THE ACCIDENT AT QUEBEC.


HALIFAX, n. S., Sept. 20.-The British
war ship Bell Orphan, carrying the flag
CT Admiral Lyon, and which was ordered
70 the New Foundlsnd fishing waters, has
arriyed here ana mas plsCed in the hospit-
81 the men injured by the explosion Of
rockets while il Quebec. The extent of
this accident was huShed up in Quebec.
II happened under these circumstances :
G0vernoT-Geperal LansGowne and his
suite were at the old FreDc CD
capital. On the evening of September 10,
there vas grand entertainment II
Larsdowne's honor, On the flag ship
Bell Orphan. At night the iron clad Was
g0rgeously Illuminated with electricity,
oil lamps and fire WOrke, and presented
the grandest sight ever witnessed 81 his
torical Qaeoec. At $50, as Lord Ls1s-
downe and pscty were leaving for the
shore, some 600 men Of the crew were on
deck. The ya-ds were manned, bands
playing, and there was grand dnaI I
explosions. A pile q sixty Of the most
powerful rockets lay Or the upper deck
One Ct them on being ligGted, instead OF
going up exploded on deck ignlting the
pile. The effect was tremendous. In g
moment
THE DEATH DEALING ROCKETS
were sweeping the deck in every direc-
ton, burning, decorating and manning
the helpless men. PEGS were flying u
into the rigging a1d yards and clrryi62
havoc among tie poor fellows stationed
there, and the sticks were falling among
the crowds on the shore and Gu the
French war ships Minerva and ClarInde
ard other vessels anchored in tho h2rbor.
The Quebec papers the rex,
morning announced that mid
saipman cnd two men had been
injured. The fact was that forty mel
had been injured, thirteen Of them, in.
Guiding Midshipman Doulney, go seri-
ously that the Bell Orphan hsd TO leave
Quebec, sid instead Of going to New
tOuIdland as ordered she came to Halifax
to pl.ce the men in the naval hospital
They are terribly burned and lsceEated
Some have the tleshy psTts of their thigh:
and legs blown of. Others h.Ye the
muscles Of their arms torn.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
The New American Party.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 1G-The
first convention of the newly organized
American party was held here to-day for
the purpose of nominating national
ticket. About so delegates were present
a1d s permanent organization
Effected by tie election OF w. Horace
Hepburn of Philadelphia IS chairman, and
J. NJ. Manycn OF this city SIS secretary.
After organization 6 motion
was made that committee
OF thirteen on resolutions be ap-
pointed, and that ali resolutions offered
be referred to the committee without
debate. This molten caused quite row
in which George f. Edgar was the chief
figure in opposition. He declared the pur-
pose Of the motion was un.Amerlcan and
savored strongly of gag law. After a
spirited debate the motion prevailed, and
Edgsr promptly left the nall as an ex-
preston Of MS dissatisfaction. Secretary
P0mroy of Arkansas addressed the CON
yPntiOn.
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Another Gould.


The following incident goes to show
tnat the bitterness between Jay Gould
and Cyrus Field has not yet died out;
Jay Gould recently became a grand
father.
a few days sitter the important event .
wal street nv happened to meet Cyrus
f l,p, WAo IS stlll sore over his transsc-
ton with the baby's grandpa.
"Ah, Mr.. Fielc, there is another corld
IN the business, so to speak" said the
fcieud. TIE
50 | hear" remarked Field sbsen,
miudetIy. "'Seh'-
They say it's fine boys regular liz
Regular little man, is be?' rem.rzsz
Fed, cynicslly. ''If he resernSlaa * ~ y
ernnG1s, aer ne is about as sossIl rnso &c 20
ever | had anything 10 90 win, a. -
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posse coming up, snd fear
iHg the outlaws were getting
away with their horses, returned to
the csmp. Th5 0u-ls7vs tHus were eaa-
b'ed 10 make good their escape. IL is
pretty certain these outlsws are : part OF
the sang who escaped from Nsuchsca.
At last accouas squad oi men including
the state rangers Were securing tde cOun-
rry H,ter the robbers who stole horses
from c..zen name Scaoooy and es-
CsDad.
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GiIinR.
THE CHINESE BANKS.

LONDON, Sept. I9.-The Standards
correspondent at Shanghai says the
AmericAn-Chinese bank syndicate has &C.
copied Lang lungs conditions. An
American official will depart for
China st once to complete arrangements.
a bank will probably be started in Shang-
mai and Tien Tsin and branches will be
opened in Philadelphia ana London in the
spriDg
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Ireland.
ENICTED INSTANTRR.

DUBLIN, Sept. ia sheriff and C
party OF police sailed in the yacht Shan
non and surprised BUrk, Lord Clsnri-
card's tenant, who occupied Claudegof
Castle and evicted him et once. After
the eviction the castle wss barricaded
and twenty men left TO defend it. When
the news Of the arrival Of the sheriff
spread 5000 persons gathered to resist
the service Of the writ, but they were
too late to prevent Burk from being
eyiCtCd
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
animal longevity



TIE elephant lives 100 years and up
ward; rhinCCeros, 90; camel. 100; lion,
% to 20; tiger, leopard, jagusr and hyeDa
in confneruent). about p; beaver, so;
deer, 20; wolf, 20; TX, II 20 Is; llama,
Is; chsmois, %; monkey and ba5oon Is
to IS; hare, 8; squirrel, Z; rabbit, !;
swine, %; stag, under 80; horse, so; ass,
20; sheep, under 10; COW, 20; OK, so;
swan, parrot ard raven, 200:
eagle, 100; goose, so; han ard pigeon.
10 to 10; hawk, 80 to 40; crane, 2As
blacEbirt, 10 to ~; peacock, 90; pelic9ls.
40 to 80; thrush to To- wren, hgri-
nightingale, 10; blackcsp, Is; linrne ex-
to %; goIdhnch, 20 to "a; redbreaeEd; the
II; skyIark, 10 to 50, titlark, to i Dairy
hach, 20 to 24;starling, 10 to y; manage
TO lao; pike 30 to 40; salmon, 10; 3al COM
II to II; eel, 10; crocodile, 100; ttchoois,
100 20 200; whale (estimated), ToIk-
queen bees live four years; drones d TO
month";; worker bees six months. ,ec-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23

against the Liberal government. The bit
ter anti-clerical tone Of FL CombXte IS
attracting much attention, IS it eX-
presses the sentiment OF military leaders.
The recent controversy regarding the
conduct of Emperor Macmillan ct
QuereIsTo hes served to bring the Liberia.
enl Clerical parties into q hostile atti-
tude.
A DUEL.
Military ard political circles sre greatly
excited over the result Of duel which
took place this morning at S o'clock in
one Of the barracks in this city. The
principals were General R1Cha snd Senior
Antonio Gayon, chief CT one of the bu-
reGus of the War Department. The Ques-
tioE of General Lopez conduct at Quere-
tGrO and his relations TO Emperor
Macmillan caused the trouble. Some
time ago Senior GayOn, who was one Of
the officers OF the imperial army
under Macmillan, wrote let
ter in 9 newspaper denourcing
Lopez as traitor and asserting thai Lo-
PEI was well understood among the Of
ticers of MSXimilian's army. General
Rocha replied II Ell C0mpate saying, that
some men we're traitors to their chief,
and others TO their country, bus that did
NOV ilSNSIL ljJCll tdnIIS5 OlLCC uuNCE e
new regime. Senior GayOn who was per
so1ally very brave man, challenged
General R0cha, naming as his seconds
General Pradil!s, st present governor OF
the palace, and Justine Fernandez, the
celebrated lawyer. General Rocha Sc
lecled for his seconds, General NaraDjo,
ex-Secretary OF War, and Col
oneI Omsno. At the first shot
| 81
back in the arms Of his second, Lis right
breast pierced by q bullet, but he rallied
tnd asked if the duel could not 90 on but
the seconds and surgeons attending re-
fused permission. Lste this evening
Senior Gayon lies in critical condition
and is reported to be dying. He is s
man titty-eight years of age, while Gen
e1al ROchs is about fifty. Gayon has g
grown up family. General Rocha was
conspicuous figure in the war against the
empire snd his capturing of Tampico by
tactics similar to those of Gen
| and his victory at LaBufa
famous. He is commonly known as
"The Tiger" from his we'll known courage
and his disposition to take greet risks in
L
| Combate, previously mentioned as noted
! for its aggressive articles. It is believed
that this duel is only the beginning of q
series Of duels growing out of the feud
between psrtisans of the late empire aud
leading Liberals. 1t is rumored that
President Disz prevented g duel coming
off between General Rocha aud General
Arce, Governor of the state Of Queretaro,
growing cut Of the same matter. Late
to night it became known thst another
duel will be fought Wednesday. This
time between General Narraujo and Gen
eral Predillo, who were seconds in to-
days fight The difficulty between them
grew ouE Of the talk made when their
principals met this morning. Senior
Gayon, the wounded duelist was to have
fought this evening with the journalist,
Trejo, but OF course was unable to be
present.
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A Veteran Dead.

NOTTINGHAM, n. H, Sept. 1s.-Hon.
Joseph Ceilly, the Oldest ex-United States
Senator ind veteran Of the war of 1872,
died here yesterday morning, sged ninety
six.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23

SpecISI 70 The Gazette.
KEMP, TN, Sept. 2I.-Cotton hiss been
coming in at the rate of an syerage ~
thirty bales per day. Two shining firms
with two 60-saw gins each. are kent bnsp
hulling out the staple. '"SS
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Sifcttl o the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX, Sept. 21.-Fen tbop-
sana pounds OF wool we're received here
me engine for the new gIn las arrived
sna aoooE nifty -aie5 q lat cotton sre en-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
4 GULF GALE.

GsIysstcn aud New O-Iesns Feel the IF
feet of q Gulf CJcione-A. Galveston.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, Sept. 21.- The
neavy gale Of the nass three days contin-
ues this mornir-, although somewhat
absted. The Gulf hcs also rcceded since
midnight, but continues very rough. The
three mast schooner mentioned in LAST
nights dispatches, IS visible this morn
ing from the Bescl hotel, standing three
miles from shore with ner nose 10 the
wind, hSr mast stripped CT canvass, but
evidently safely anchored. The signal
Cticec here received the following bClIe-
tn from Washington, 81 10 O'Clock this
morning. The cyclone previously men
toned nesr Cuba, Is now moving north
Westwsrdly, towards the Texas COST"
While this bulletin does net indicate
where the cyclone VIII strike the cOest, it
seems probable from the 1eavg gale Of
the past forty-elglt hours, that the storm
center IS moving south q Galveston II
he direction Of InGi2Eoia. No slsrm IS
felt here.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Sept. Al
strong easte1ly wind CONTINUES to
p.Gval, :, rn sing t6e water II Lake POE-
cIartrain 30 the highest pOi4- reached IN
many years. The wsier ia BsYCu s..
JOHN and the CGnsI IL EiEhar than ever
kEcWl and TIE o-eaGs IN Jho Icyce sc
greater han ever before, but they were
Closed before serious damage resulted.
TIE waters Ct Like PonChsrtrein cover
me gstdsns a. Williamsburg and Spanish
Fort and the shell roads leading ~ the
Ike from the city along the hEnks O. me
Ca9al. The water still covers about
twenty miles Of the Louisville gnd Nash
vile Railroad between MIcaaud and Pearl
RIVER station. From Pearl river bridge
the nails apd passengers are conveyed
by steamer with but little delay.
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INTELLIGENT DISCUSSION OF ALI
CURRENT TOPICS.

1HE WEEKLY GAZETTE will be made
~ and complete newspaper for all who
Ave not time or inclination to pore over
It pages of daily, and the constsnt ain
asa resolve will be to add every new
'Satuse that increases the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-23
WAR ON CLBRICALS.
A Bitter War Being Waged by the
Military Organ Of Mexico on the
JesuitS and CIericas.
One Fatal Duel Fought, 0as Prevented
by President Disz and Many Others
10 be Fought.
King William In Opening ths Partisan en-!
OF holland Advocates the Revision
Of the Constitution.
Mexico,
ATTACKING THE JFSTITS.

lTY OF MEXICO, Sept. l9.-EI Com
bate newspaper, organ Of army officers, is
giving much spsce TO shsrp attacks on
the Jesui:s and printing, alleged to be,
secret Instructions to members Of that
order, charging them win conspiring
against the Liberal government. The bit
ter anti-clerical tone OF FL Combxte IS
attracting much attention, IS it eX-
presses the sentiment OF military leaders.
The recent controversy regarding the
conduct of Emperor Macmillan CT
Querefsro hes served to bring the Liberia!
anl Clerical parties into q hostile atti-
tude.
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Italy.
THE CHOLERA PLAGUE,

ROME, Sept. l9,-The cholere affecting
the inhabitants of Messina is OF the most
violent character, death frequently en-
suing an hour after the attack. The NOR
tality is not confined to the lower classes.
There is great misery among the people
Grave diggers refuse 10 parform their
calling until compelled by the troops.
The epidemic has appeared in the prisons
a true state OF affairs has not yet been
published. 1t is reported that many new
cases OF cholera are occurring in Rome
daily.
RECEIVES AN APPOINTMENT.
ROME, Sept. 19.-Rev. DR.. O'RielIy OF
New York, who is staying st Glengarlff,
Ireland, to-day received the appointment
Of Domestic Prelste to the Pope.
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Mr.. Loman and his companion returning
.he fire. The bsttle was brief, sld the
outlaws, abandoning everything in csmp,
made double-qulck time to q thicket close
oy. DIR. Loman and his companions ran
round the thicket to intercept further
escape, but hearing the balance Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
TIE STATE or TRADE

n.1r,yo.v July 5-cotron dali aiadilnr IL ,c.:..:.
Fioar Howard Street ana wsseru's psrnno 81 90
Minis supernue 80 DO Erua IS 1898 10 de las
81 62ss4 "a Psspseo Family 50 20 DO sansrss
Winter Red 81. SsSse. 90 iai July 10
soutSsrp steady White So s5se' Yeov s4Se Western
easier Mixed spot ss6e August soc asked ost nrni
sS s5es rennsvvsnia s9S7o..... Rye steady a. o.
6oe....nsv nune PRIME TO ohoee Western siE o oo
Ir,7 90 RuiEnssts SHOULDERS ana cl,r RIA sides
packed 6s.ssac Reconsideration. 7hssi.c, Clear Rle
80. Butter firm. Western Packed u . &C. CreamerJ
l6s?oc. Eges steady At Ice Petroleum =, ,,r
Eshasc Goaos.no e.fse ssi, 'sssA Copper
Rsnssd gi.agiac .whskoy steaav at 81 hssl ID.
Ers9a 10 ty:'sS' ' ss.ssfonT ssfs eSa
Wheat l4t.2OO Snsh Corn <3pln Susn sn so 49,;
y zoo sS, 'S. s 81 soo sa.a sss-wseat ss2
corr 4 100 lush
sosIos July o. Flour dun-copnos EItra. 50 20
orn ouiet-stsamsr yellow 60Ss5lse steamer Mixed
bJ950s Gooi No Grade A9649 -. Oss were higher
wHito 40 90 Shorts steady Middiinss DER too
SIT % So 90 . Butter IN l-kIra Northern Creamery
Sock AMI Vermont Extra 80 Be-. Egg, seaiy-Ea.t
Ice Western hr.ts l5c. recent. ior inc
day-Lear 1900 61> aGd 800 .acsA OSr" LOW ou'~
BUFFALO Jaiv 5.-wheat-No | Hard In good demand
at $50 holders generally asking % &c .,s Of two
" heat dun. weak and lover 40 i.ed 81 e2S1o 80
wan; hsh ss 40 Yellow ! o -9f i.ew .a
...... oats quiet but hrn no Whis S0Hc no. Mhits
Western H 81 oS O. tioSr dn 'r spS S" Ss.s,tis
nlfeed and aHoianEsd Cornmes easy Oar meal aueI
hsceps-72 hours-Fiour rs bbs 604 o0s 1ush
ROAD - honrs-Flsuf 1900 Wheat II 2 200
bu,h Cana .hlpments-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn lUOo0O
bush Oats $4,000 bush
NNH
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Tuesday. July g. BEhv ES-Recopts were IL
Of 60th and all for
and addition arrivals already nos at Oak Gun TIM
week 1876 head have been received for NJ Goldsmith NO
CIV Beef quiet 6se7sc for Ordinary to Prime
Naive
Cb,esro resssd Native sid manly At 6s97c ~
With n. xas sl.ies selling At BE 06e
pr from London ana Liverpool
anor Beef dull at sgd or ant c per
ID American Live Cattle unchanged Al lodllo dressed
to-day 800 quarters of Beef in the Wisconsin BY
The fosowng not previously spored we're
made nv T. Ssdor n yesterday ~
diana Stesrs Ib4s n average. At ~ w per ~" ~
rs do SIS n nj 81 do l6sl n AZ - 10 es o." $50
n At - so so Do ASA No. 81 IS l6de 1862 Al - ooi
1909 n At 81 rs Indiana oxen. 1890 10 NJ ~ ~ . no.
'CaITEs-Rsc.pts wrrs l2s hsad all AZ 60th-st vsals
vsre onasa steady sat 4r for Fur 70 Choice sxo.n
~ res Calves sold At 2tc pc" No. auo
suoi, Ia Ut Decent 70 oot lots Aeout o,o
In m. mems held last week. AMI i%c per "ou
hass bssn slady accepted for the whole ot o. p,Iu.
shSpsb g,Sioc were obtained for few Ohio co ~ me
ssurki-r heu.es Buttermiks In night aemss" ~
So So the latter eustaiieal a., c, ,-o
sses-r ! sbseet DAvisi 90 bu'tef""k e~'''' ~"
AsMHEP AND La 4 BE- Rscsipss were 81 ears Of 3ioo
hssa- al Jsssv CITY And care AZ poss .hox
4 here fseiins >hsep and VINE
a. .a In Price As mo,
Hopeful by assler wiz, the prospect Of lighter reoep' ''
ne ~ aicod shes, so ., % s7sssl 60 and Cen
man 10 Csoi rbs sSSc per a. w'ta 20 h'Aa o'"s
Market the prices Tor Mutton were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-06
corrov u,Rxsrs-sy reLsae,p1

LIVERPOOL. July 5-l23O p m.-Coton quiet and rather
easier Midilng Upand. Is 1871. DO Orleans b1od
bales including 900 bsies Tor speculation
Receipts 1900 Tales including 300 bales Amer
lean.
FUTURES steady Upland, MiddnE clause. July deliy
err. . 90 .eld.. do July August delivery 6bofd
August September delivery. 81 e4d., also 90
.Cit. September October delivery, $3.50. 30
October and November delivery. 52664d, do November
December delivery % Cad DO Decenber and January
delivery 22.64d. 10 January and February delivery
22.Gid, do sept. ber delivery. b7oid also 66-o4d
American.
Futures arp Uplsnds Low MiddlinR clause July deilv
err. 30 G4d- do July and August delivery. %
sd buyer. do August and September delivery 6e4d
buyers do. September and October delivery Ss-otd
BUYERS do October and November delivery 2o-otf
buyers December aud Janusp delivery 22-6fd value
february delivery. = -t4d. value do.
September delivery, 5bG+d buyers
closed Upland, Low Aiddlink clause
July delivery. O4 sellers do Jay aud August tohv
cry j5.gd SELLERS DO August and september iovers,
5j6tG. sellers do SoptemOsr iad oeto0sr lslvery -
sellers October AMI November delivery 25-btt
blfers a.. November ant DocsnDsr ienVery ~ otd
buyers DO December tnt lamar fslVsrT 2I-ofd
buysr- February delivery. 2l64d buyers
do >eRte a psr ,rlivsrY. bj-64A sellers
GALVESTON. July Cotton quiet hifflinK. 10 I-lo
To- Nidduns. lOl.fU Coed Ordinary 1.l6 net and
gros. receipts. bales sae. 9sB bse- stock lO75 bales
rro.. r.csi pts none stock 2 go bales
SAVANNA, JulT 5-Coit,n nominal Mdiin< lOt
Low MiddlnE iOa cool ri inary. To- AMI gross ro
cent. nona l. i04 bales
Sgw.ORLKAxs Juiv h-cottpn quiet. Nftlinr los low
Midinc 10 good oriinsrv ~ net rcceipts. lts bales
gross 2lg aes export. tOastvse, 1888 bales sales lOO
bales; stock 7SS0b onls.
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EuRopEAN rsoouor MARKETS

LryEsroot- July 5,-erevinsa, aaeoa camssrIasa Cat
39asL; Lsag Clear aitdies Jes o. snort osAr Aaies
3ss obi short III $50 d. Sasa isrs 30s "a per ewt Ssst
e0hod Toe Extra fsdlA Moss Pr ne MesA Ola o. PORK
s6ss, wessrs Ola Ga. Lars-Ansrcsa Sis3a Primo wsse
srn. 3ts 0di Lard On 3sa Cd Hans-Ls.s Cut ots
Shoulders 3J.oL Buttsrs0s % tor aaes Uatsst
statoa Cheess-A nerisan Choios. Ala Oh whsat=hsd
Western Spring is 81 sss I'D. Ret Winter "a lod
Spnns Ia OBJ New MiKsi Western 81 lid; Calfernis No
i, Ia sd . Is 3D., Ne IS 81 90 81 per cesta Pro
aucssprts OF Turpentne 27a Ga do at Londoa 21s ID
per evil Refined Petroleum. esd per salon Clever seed.
Fine American ala 81. Prime CiJ 23a % ows
RssinCoamoa Sc sL Psis. liza 81 S1A 81 fAnsssd III
ia Hd per cwt ProylsoasA nertcaa HetcEerisf besc
hindquarter, 6sd sre quarters 2'a per Hops a. Lea
don-New.York state 81 l5a Cd 80 - IL cotsoasssi
OIL Liverpoo make Zla On
The for past week from Atlantic ports
81 800 quarters from Pacific ports TO- 900 quarters from
other sources 27.0O0 quarters -.
Tho for the week 400
Qusrtera
The receipts past hroe davs 22l 900
centais. including 1928. 900 centals OF AmeriCsa
receipt American corn tos the past three days were
72.4OO centals
LONDON July b.-Produce-Linssst OIL 2la 3D. 622A
OIL per cwt5 Caoaa LInssesi $50 3D. pet anEtsrs LA
seed Caks IS ia I'd per Refined Petroleum. bsd
a5vl. per gallon Spirits OF rurpentao 17s S5l poe
cwLi Paia O.. OF ella o. Provistoas-srd 55a ~ 'sr
cwt for American Suxar-lSA Cd per ewt for CUBA Goa
trngai y5e liza OF lis 81 for huscoyato
Cd Mutton. IS. OIL 1Rt. 81 CocoAau Ou-Ceylon go
6s C0ohia e37 Is aericaa Ref seratsi B,s 81. "a Tor
hRd quarters and Ia 3D. Tor fore ,aArtors per 50 tae
carclsA
WilcoIs Lar Gloss IS atxs rs pfsalnss D'r I'D
ANrvERr. jnly 5.-Petrolsum-Fne Pale American. ID
francs 1871 paid aud lJl2 csanes sellers
Wcors Lara closed At ~ rance 10 csntlnsspsr l5J kos